Forum Reading

[Jim Mallett]

Question for the regulars. I know some of you are answering questions in many forums outside just the HPUX forum. Is there any easy way to monitor/read multiple forums without using multiple browsers. ie: Funnel multiple forums to one screen?

How do you guys do it?

[Umapathy S]

Jim,
Most of people use Netscape, Mozilla or Opera. All these browsers support tabbed windows. I use mozilla. Its very helpful is maintaining so many tabbed windows whilst only one in the task bar.

cheers
Umapathy

[Steven E. Protter]

I'm using mozilla with tabs.

If I can't have X-Windows up, I have to use lots of IE windows which frankly gives me a headache.

SEP

[John Meissner]

Umapathy - well put

I personally use Netscape 7.02
Just like Mozilla you can have multiply tabs to view multiple web pages.

Plus it's much better than Internet Exploder

[Jim Mallett]

Thanks guys.... don't know why I didn't think of the tabs. I don't get many days like today where I just get to read the forum and learn, back to project land Wednesday.

Have a good week!

[John Bolene]

I just open lots of windows

[Caesar_3]

Hello!

Use mozilla and there no problem to do so.

Caesar

[malay boy]

me.same as john bolene.open a lot of windows :-)

regards
mB

[John Payne_2]

I am only in the forums when I have a spare minute. Most of the time I spend in the HPUX forum. I only hit the other forums when I am REALLY bored.

John

[Manuel Plaza]

Hi,

I use netscape and I am happy with it because it is possible to have many tabs in unique window.

Regards

[Jay Bollyn]

Jim,

I like to keep a close watch on four HP forums, so I find a browser with tabs to be the easiest tool for this purpose. Netscape 7.02 is my current default browser, but I also use IE6 SP1. (We have some database apps that require IE6.)

One advantage to Netscape over IE has to do with the recent HP Forum makeover. I run 17" or 18" flat panels at their native resolution, both at home and in the office. Using IE6, the recent forum change has caused the screen fonts to become quite a bit larger than they were previously, too large for my taste. The Netscape screen fonts are still small, so of course one does not need to scroll so much. However, some people find running flat panels at their native resolution makes text too small to read, so those people might prefer IE. (Of course, running flat panels at a resolution which is not the native resolution, makes text somewhat fuzzy.)

:-) Jay